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CyberHub 1.5.0 FULL Bundle — All 16 Official Modules Included
The complete CyberHub toolkit in one download. The FULL Bundle includes the same Core as CyberHub Lite, with every official module already installed.
Start with Gallery, explore the creative tools, and update modules individually whenever you need to.
Included in the bundle:
Gallery — Browse, search and organize your local image collection.
Viewer — Inspect images and generation metadata.
Compare — Compare images and metadata side by side.
Auto Tagger — Add searchable AI tags to Gallery images.
Captioner — Generate image captions using a configured AI model.
LoRA Info — Inspect Safetensors metadata, training tags and file information.
Civitai Browser — Browse Civitai models and download selected files.
Civitai Grabber — Download image collections from Civitai.
Cropper — Crop and resize images.
Danbooru Toolkit — Look up tags, build prompts and tag images locally in your browser.
Amateur Photo — Apply casual camera, film and snapshot effects.
Overlay — Add labels, captions and watermarks.
Prompt Engineer — Generate and refine prompts with a configured AI model.
Prompt Library — Organize prompts, presets, snippets and notes.
Meta Copy Tool — Restore source metadata onto processed PNG images.
Upscaler — Upscale images locally using ONNX models.
Settings and Module Manager are also included. Civitai Browser and Upscaler retain their beta status.
Version 1.5.0 brings several improvements:
Optional update notifications: Checks remain manual by default. You can enable startup notifications in Settings; downloading and installing updates always requires your action.
Expanded system diagnostics: See all detected GPUs, the Python executable, ONNX Runtime version, available providers and the provider used by an existing Auto Tagger session.
Corrected module switches: Fixed enable/disable behavior and status reporting for Amateur Photo, Civitai Grabber, Meta Copy Tool and Prompt Engineer.
Updated Civitai model information: Includes the 15 October 2026 lookup export with 17,973 checkpoints and 46,806 hashes.
Improved Python compatibility: Added Python 3.14 launcher support, with an Intel macOS compatibility check for ONNX-based modules.
More complete attribution: Added model provenance, license texts and prompting-guide authorship information.
The bundle includes the Danbooru model and tag data, browser ONNX runtime, two prompting-guide PDFs, and the default Real-ESRGAN Upscaler model.
Some AI features require additional setup:
Auto Tagger’s approximately 1.3 GB WD model is downloaded only when you select Install model.
Captioner and Prompt Engineer require a separately installed OpenAI-compatible AI server and suitable models, such as those available through LM Studio.
GPU acceleration requires compatible drivers and runtime components. Selecting CUDA does not install them.
To install:
Install Python 3.12 or 3.13, recommended for straightforward setup. Intel Mac users should use these versions for the Full Bundle.
Extract the ZIP into a new folder.
Start CyberHub:
Windows: Double-click
start.bat.macOS / Linux: Open a terminal in the extracted application folder and run
bash start.sh.
Wait for the first-run package installation and font download to finish.
Open the localhost address shown in the terminal, then add your image folders in Settings.
Internet access is needed for initial package installation and optional downloads. Python, a virtual environment, CUDA and external AI servers are not included in the ZIP.
Already using CyberHub? Use Settings for the normal CyberHub system update and Module Manager for individual module updates. The FULL Bundle is intended for a fresh installation; do not import it as a system update or extract it over your existing installation.
CyberHub remains local first. Automatic update checks are disabled by default, and updates are never installed automatically.
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Description
Initial release. Free Lite edition: Gallery, Viewer, Compare and Prompt Library.
FAQ
Comments (29)
ur a fkn legend. this looks great cant wait to try it out!
Thanks, I really appreciate the kind words!
How much the full version costs? Is it a only-one payment or it's a monthly subscription?
It's a monthly subscription ($7/month) through The Tinkerer membership, not a one-time payment. On top of CyberHub Full you get early access to new model releases, private tools and members-only content. Any build you've downloaded keeps working after you cancel, you just stop getting updates. Lite is free.
Based on my experience, I highly recommend a membership.
yeah buddy this is what we're talking about
Thanks, I really appreciate the vibe! :)
Full version, LMS runs in background as server on port 1234, but Prompt Engineer says "Detected Model: Connection failed". Developer log in LMS looks good, JSON response visible. (?)
Try switching the server address between:
http://localhost:1234
http://127.0.0.1:1234
Make sure you do not add /v1 at the end, because Prompt Engineer adds that automatically.
This usually fixes it when CyberHub and LM Studio are running on the same machine.
If you are opening CyberHub from another computer, use the IP address of the machine running LM Studio instead, for example:
If it still fails, open the browser console with F12, click Detect Model again, and send me the exact error. If the error mentions CORS, enable the CORS option in LM Studio's server settings and allow the CyberHub address/port.
For a future update, I will likely route Prompt Engineer through the CyberHub server, like Captioner already does. That should remove this browser CORS issue completely.
Got it, inside LMS "enable CORS" (Server settings).
The full version is not this one, is it? Do I need to purchase a membership in this version to get the full version?
No, this is CyberHub Lite, which is the free version. It's fully functional on its own for browsing, searching and reading metadata of your images.
CyberHub Full is separate. It comes with The Tinkerer membership and adds the production tools (Captioner, auto-tagger, Civitai Grabber, Prompt Engineer, and more). So yes, to get Full you'd join the membership.
@Cyberdelia Is the validity period determined by the duration of the membership purchased? So, when the membership expires, the software is no longer used, right?
@Cyberdelia Another question is: What content can be unlocked by becoming a member? Do you provide the download of all the models? Are there any other permission unlocks available?
@Mr_Fei No, the software keeps working even after your membership ends. CyberHub runs entirely on your own machine, so any build you've downloaded stays fully usable. What you lose when the membership ends is access to new updates and new builds, not the version you already have.
You get early access to new releases (early access), plus some members-only models that aren't posted for free. On top of that you get the tools, member only guides and CyberHub Full.
What license is CyberHub Lite released under? I didn't see a LICENSE file or any license header in the source, so I'm not sure what's permitted beyond personal use. Would you mind adding a license to the next release? It'd be really helpful for people who want to contribute, package it, or build around it - I'm currently containerizing it in Docker for personal use / testing.
Great question, and thanks for the nudge!
CyberHub Lite is licensed under the PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0, and a license file will be included (tomorrow hopefully)
In plain terms: you're free to use, modify, share, and containerize it (your Docker setup for personal use/testing is totally fine), and contributions are very welcome. The only thing it doesn't allow is commercial use/resale - so personal, hobby, research and non-commercial projects are all good to go.
Appreciate you wanting to build around it - let me know how the Docker packaging goes!
@Cyberdelia Thanks. I have it working in the Docker container. It's pretty good, metadata extraction works better than CivitAI & Tensor.art. Really nice work :)
I am looking at adding in an API connection to send generation data to Forge for txt2img (maybe others after). a GitHub repo would be useful so I could send PRs for anything added
I actually have this working now for outputs from Forge. Under the 'Save to Prompt Library' I added a 'Generate with Forge' button which pushes the metadata via API to a configured endpoint. The hub then saves the received image to a configured directory and displays it. Round-trips produce the same image. ComfyUI metadata parsing is a bit trickier, needs some love
@psychologicau Thanks so much, really glad it's working well in Docker!
"Generate with Forge" button is awesome, exactly the kind of direction I'd love to see CyberHub go.
I'm setting up a public GitHub repo for CyberHub Lite so you can send PRs. I'll drop the link here once it's up.
Would love to look at your Forge integration as a PR. Funny thing, both the Forge and ComfyUI hooks were already on my list. Which by now has grown into a seriously long list. So many ideas, so little time. 😅
Love it! ;)
@psychologicau https://github.com/cyberdeliaAI/CyberHub-Lite
When I tried to run ./start.sh in linux, I got an error message about python not being installed, but that is nonsense because I have all the python. I opened start.sh in a text editor and deduced the following install routine:
Manual linux installation of Cyberhub
This is what worked for me
1 decompress the archive.
2 Move the resulting directory to wherever you want to run Cyberhub from.
3 Within that directory, open a command prompt.
4 type: python3 -m venv venv
5 type: source venv/bin/activate
6 type: pip install -r requirements.txt
7 if pip suggests updating itself, then type: pip install --upgrade pip
8 to run cyberhub, type: python3 hub.ph
9 open your browser to 127.0.0.1:8899
10 to close the server/program, go back to the command prompt and press CTRL C
Will include this information in the next/update version. I will also try to update start.sh (if possible). Thanks for sharing the information.
I forgot to mention that starting Cyberhub is a two stage process:
1 open a command prompt in the Cybberhub directory and type: source venv/bin/activate
2 type python3 hub.ph
@akdcpk damn, forgot to include the Linux instructions in the 1.2 version. Next version... hopefully :)
That's exactly why I added the Docker support in a PR - clean, reproducible and isolated environment
https://github.com/cyberdeliaAI/CyberHub-Lite/pull/1
Thank you for making this tool. I was using SD Prompt Reader to see which parts of random prompts were used in images, but Cyberhub is much faster thanks to the gallery view.
Thank you, that really means a lot!